Like any other machine, your computer requires regular maintenance to keep it running fast and error-free. In Windows, we have a bunch of tools to help us keep our computer in top shape, but the problem is that these tools are located in different sections of Windows, and it’s almost impossible to remember exactly where […]Read More
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How to Turn on Ultimate Performance Power Plan in Windows 10 if That Option Does Not Appear
In 2018, Microsoft added the Ultimate Performance Power Plan option to Windows 10. This option is designed to reduce or eliminate computer slowdowns that can occur when components suddenly need more power. You can enable this option in Settings. However, it may happen that this option does not appear there. Fortunately, there is a simple […]Read More
During the years of using your computer, you will notice that it is getting slower. There are many reasons for this. New programs, as well as new versions of old programs, are becoming more demanding, and computer components are getting older and starting to run slower. However, the main reason for the slower operation of […]Read More
Windows Vista is not remembered as a good operating system. It was a version of Windows, which aimed to test the new technology. One of Vista’s innovations was the Windows System Assessment Tool, a computer benchmarking tool. We remember that users were, for the most part, dissatisfied with this tool, but it survived in versions […]Read More
If you have an older computer, which has difficulty running Windows 10, turning off the animations can significantly improve performance. Windows 10 offers a convenient solution in which you can set the system to the best performance and thus delay the purchase of a new computer, at least for a while. Check out our video […]Read More
When copying something to your USB drive, it is recommended that you always use the “Safely Remove Hardware” option before removing the device. This is because, although Windows has shown that copying is complete, it sometimes happens that there are still a couple of uncopied bits left. When you use this option, you tell Windows […]Read More